Why Trump's McDonalds Stunt Matters

There are major issues facing American voters in the lead up to the 2024 election. So why did the media choose to spend so much time focusing on Donald Trump's McDonald's PR stunt?

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[TheMeetymeet]

My only main concern when it comes to Trump working at McDonald's... Did he fix the ice cream machine?

[cmmorales]

Watching Trump talk to the press from the drive-thru window was hilarious.

[wile-e-coyote]

I'd much rather have an order of Don's Salty Fries than a Nothing Burger with a side of Word Salad.

[ivaniuk]

The reason the Trump McDonald's thing was so important was because Trump called kamala on her lie of trying to relate to the voters by claiming to have worked in McDonald's. The company themselves released an official statement saying that they have zero record of her working there. The way Trump called out kamala was also in the most Trump fashion and it seemed so natural. The other reason this was important is in how the majority of liberal organizations reaction to this stunt. They reacted so condescendingly that they basically spat on those who work lower paying jobs and work in fast food and showed their hand in what they truly think of the lower economic class.

[Post-rv]

There's NOBODY that is undecided. This is just for fun now.

[Bob-cxze]

Whether Harris worked at McDonald's doesn't really matter. Whether she'd lie about something so petty does.

[Keekay]

News is freaking out cause Trump is more relatable. That's funny.

[jelliedosprey]

The economy is so bad even Trump is working at Mc Donalds 💀

[Tempusptic]

How dare a multi-billionaire likes the food of the common man!

[jds]

There may have been more important things, but the elitist lefts meltdowns were extremely entertaining and gratifying to watch.

[operimentumobscuram]

Honestly is the biggest part of this you didn’t mention once. Beyond relatability is the matter of integrity and honesty.

[EliasSandovl]

What the hell do you expect from the media

[Jason-whin]

Gas just went on $3 here recently, after hovering slightly above for a few months prior. Interesting how the White House claims they control gas prices until an election year and somehow those same politicians who deflected the topic are now claiming their actions are what lead to dropping fuel prices. Same for the economy etc.

[sinisterthoughts]

OH! "I come from a middle class family" is supposed to make Harris more relatable. I honestly never picked up on that. I grew up well below the middle class, so I actually found that line out of touch and condescending.

[allanbernabe]

Trump was just trolling Kamala, because he found out Kamala lied about working in McDonald's.

[gltchatx]

Funny the MSM immediately put McDonalds in the headlines over E. Coli, which came from distributors and went to several chains, including grocery stores. But only McDonald's in the headlines.

[Pisti]

President Trump sounds the same no matter where he goes unlike Harris who has a different accent depending on whom she talks to.

[hoangkimviet]

What other politicians give: Promises.
What Trump gives: Results.

[Omnifarious]

Also, "free speech" is a top concern among voters according to a recent poll.

[wariodude]

I watched the entire half hour video of Trump working at McDonald's. He was pretty funny. The media not comprehending it is great too.